Tropical Storm Debby Impacts
With its nearly stationary position in the northeastern Gulf, a plume of tropical moisture from Debby has blasted parts of central and northern Florida w/ several inches of rain and resultant floodwaters. Floodwaters due to surge also has been an issue for west-central coastal Florida.
For all intents and purposes, #Bayshore Blvd. does not exist right now. Just ask these canoers - via @BN9weather: http://pic.twitter.com/LhDjdmCf
PHOTO: Truck submerged in Booker Creek #stpetersburg #florida #debby http://pic.twitter.com/3dNBRGeE- Major flooding in St Pete Beach. Driving around. Assessing the damage from #Debby. #tropicalstorm #storm #ra instagr.am/p/MRbV1jtPoJ/
BN9.com: Again, we urge you to please be vigilant if you have to drive - Submerged car in #Clearwater: http://pic.twitter.com/IuvyjDe5- From Bay News 9 Facebook Page: This car submerged on Belcher Road at 142nd in Largo, Florida.
- Cars backing out from flooded street 3-24-12 @ Hudson, Florida instagr.am/p/MRjV7swNDw/
- Shore acres...our street which almost never floods. #TampaBayTimes instagr.am/p/MRVFKzi0sd/
- Higher yet, neighbors going to be in trouble soon if it doesnt slow down. I`m ok for now, on higher ground. twitpic.com/a05sth
